Titlebook: Quantentheorie des Magnetismus; Teil 2: Modelle Wolfgang Nolting Textbook 1986 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 1986 Dynamik.Einheit.Elektrizi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-96699-5Dynamik; Einheit; Elektrizit?t; Energie; Handel; Magnetismus; Modell; Quantentheorie; Systeme; Thermodynamik

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978-3-519-03085-0Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 1986

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1615-3766 Overview: 978-3-519-03085-0978-3-322-96699-5Series ISSN 1615-3766

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nt fault constitutive law that rationally unifies the slip-dependent law and the rate-and state-dependent law. In this constitutive law the slip-weakening results from the abrasion of surface asperities that proceeds irreversibly with fault slip. On the other hand, the restoration of shear strength

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Wolfgang Noltingd stress transfer on multiple scales. These are difficult to identify and deal with. As a result, the threshold of earthquake-like rupture presents uncertainty. This may be the root of the difficulty of earthquake prediction. Based on a coupled pattern mapping model, we represent critical sensitivit

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Wolfgang Noltingory activity and quiescence, and aftershock sequences. Although the characteristics of these patterns can be qualitatively described, a systematic quantitative analysis remains elusive. Our research suggests that a new pattern dynamics methodology can be used to define a unique, finite set of seismi

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Wolfgang Noltingake-prone areas such as California and Japan. The installation of the Southern California Integrated Geodetic Network (SCIGN) and the Bay Area Regional Deformation (BARD) network are two examples. As part of the recently proposed Earthscope NSF/GEO/EAR/MRE initiative, the Plate Boundary Observatory

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Ian Savageca, it occupies the entire Midwest, from southern Canada to the Gulf of Mexico. The degree of aridity varies considerably, and four subzonobiomes can be distinguished: (1) a semiarid subzonobiome having a short period of drought, with steppe and prairie vegetation (Fig. 87, Chkalov); (2) a very arid